Pearlescent 100% Pure Fine Mica Powder - 24 Color Assortment 10 Grams Each Naturally Pigmented Multipurpose DIY Arts and Crafts, Dye, Soap Making, Cosmetics, Epoxy Resin, Paint, and More!

I was surprised how much was in each baggie and the colors are great. The consistency is very fine and it mixes easily and lump-free into the liquids. Mixed with clear varnish, it makes a very good opalescent project paint. It also worked well for coloring clear resins as a wood filler for woodturning projects. I bought it just as a trial but it seems good quality so I know what to buy for larger projects.

The colors are outstanding, very bright and fun to play with. I wish they had some more of a darker green but the overall outcome is very satisfying. Mixing them can be a little challenging to get different colors but if you know what your doing you will love them.

Wow! Really vibrant color with a tiny amount of pigment.Nice variety of colors. I make 'color samples' to help me decide on a color. I barely used any pigment and got beautiful color.

As other reviews have said on here the pigment of the colors is good but they made the labels so time consuming to take off even after soaking in hot dish washing liquid and then using a razor blade to cut exactly on the line. Because of that, and the arthritis in my hands, I wont buy this brand again. Also the label is so big it hides the color name so I store it upside down. But, also, after taking the label off on a lot of the plastic containers I had to destroy the name of the color and that name is important for future reference!

Very easy to mix with paint. Great value and quality. Very nice variety. I have left over powder for another project. I used this to tint chalkboard paint.

Muy buena calidad!

Every color was great for all the resin products I did for gifts as xmas gifts

The media could not be loaded. These really are great ONCE you fight to get the jar open. It’s been a good half hour and I STILL CANNOT OPEN the yellow one. I’ve taken a razor blade and trimmed the paper along the line between the top and bottom but no go. I’ve taken one of those handy kitchen non-slip openers but no go. This really is just ridiculous now to open one jar…..I’m sorry to give this a low rating but you have to do something. Shouldn’t take this much effort.*UPDATE TO MY ORIGINAL POST - I found a great way to open these and it's still with the razor blade. you have to ensure your cutting the entire label through in order to twist the cap. Once that's done, then the cap twists off extremely easily and no hassles.....colors are great and such a variety.